Dargo Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABABCDCE FGFGHIHI JKJKLMLM NOPOQRQR| Dargo is a dark haired lass | A |
| Prone to independent ways | B |
| Few men know her fewer pass | A |
| Where her pleasant river plays | B |
| But the smile in her blue eye | C |
| Promises a wealth of cheer | D |
| For the tired passer by | C |
| Who would seek him respite here | E |
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| Long forgot the days of gold | F |
| When the miners crowding down | G |
| Stirred a turbulence of old | F |
| Round about her pleasant town | G |
| Now the quiet cattle men | H |
| Riding in from her high plains | I |
| Seek her portals now and then | H |
| With a tale of worthier gains | I |
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| Riding up Insolvent Track | J |
| In the days before its change | K |
| Many a digger came not back | J |
| From that grim forbidding range | K |
| Came not ever back to tell | L |
| Olden tales of loss or gain | M |
| Where Maroka's waters swell | L |
| Many a stream that seeks the plain | M |
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| Still the dark haired Dargo thrives | N |
| 'Mid her lands of range and rock | O |
| While blood horses bear men's lives | P |
| In and out amongst the stock | O |
| And beside her pleasant streams | Q |
| Willow hung that wind about | R |
| Here the blue eyed maiden dreams | Q |
| As she marks the leaping trout | R |
Clarence Michael James Stanislaus Dennis
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